(1) The retail investor line rises, the chips are dispersed, the number of retail investor reviews increases at an accelerated rate, and funds leave the market, which can easily evolve into a retail investor-led market.

(2) The retail investor line drops, the chips are concentrated, the number of shares held by the main players increases at an accelerated rate, and big market trends that are guided by the main players often occur.

(3) If the retail line turns from rising to falling, it usually means that the main players have begun to enter the market to collect cheap chips, and the market may turn for the better.

(4) The retail line continues to fall, and the stock price does not rise, indicating that the main force is pushing down the position building

(5) After the retail line continues to fall, it suddenly accelerates to fall again, but the stock price rises slightly. The sideways trading does not rise, indicating that the main force's washout will end and may enter the upward stage

(6) The retail investor line continues to decline, but the stock price goes lower, indicating that the main force is quietly taking over.

(7) The growth rate of retail investor lines has begun to accelerate, and the stock price has also risen, indicating that the main force is increasing the chips in the hands of distribution.

(8) The retail investor line continues to rise. If the stock price falls, it usually indicates that the main force is quickly distributing the chips in its hands and is determined to ship.